Nanophotonic technology could boost internet speeds by 100 times, claim scientists
Nanophotonic technology uses 'twisted light beams' to carry more data and process it faster
Researchers at Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology's School of Science claim that nanophotonic technology could be used to speed up internet transfer speeds by up to 100 times. The technique involves...
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